NSAHLAI LAW FIRM · CAVAT

Victims are not statistics.Your story deserves a legal voice.

A confidential, simple way for victims of Ambazonia violence and terrorism, and their families, to request legal review for international criminal proceedings and victims’ rights remedies.

Tell us what happened How it works

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01 · PROCESS

Three simple steps

You do not need legal language. Tell us what happened in your own words.

Share the basic facts

Your name, a safe contact, where it happened, and a short account.

Our legal team reviews

We compare the facts with current criminal proceedings and available remedies.

We contact you safely

If more information is needed, we use the contact method you selected.

02 · PRIORITY CASE PATHWAYS

Help us connect your harm to the right proceeding

Choose the pathway that best fits. If you are not sure, use the general pathway and our legal team will review it.

11 FEBRUARY 2024 · NKAMBE

Nkambe Youth Day attack

Nsahlai Law Firm represents more than 20 victims of this attack. This pathway is for people injured in the IED explosion at the Nkambe Grandstand and families of those injured or killed, for focused review in the pending Kuah–Wongbi federal case.

PENDING U.S. PROCEEDING

Eric Tataw-related harm

For victims of mutilation, threats, kidnapping, killing, destruction, or other violence allegedly ordered, encouraged, financed, or publicized by Eric Tataw or associated fighters.

ALL OTHER INCIDENTS

Other Ambazonia violence or terrorism

For every other victim or family affected by separatist violence, terrorism, threats, displacement, kidnapping, or property destruction.

03 · International legal advocacy

Nearly a decade turning victim evidence into international accountability

Nsahlai Law Firm – CAVAT has transformed victim accounts, digital evidence and financial leads into criminal complaints, law-enforcement referrals, financial disruption and demands for victims’ participation across the United States, Europe and Africa.

Evidence into action

Victim accounts and evidentiary dossiers have been presented to courts, prosecutors, law-enforcement agencies, financial institutions, technology platforms and diplomatic missions.

An independent victim mandate

We act for victims, NGOs and associations—not for or as an agent of any government. Much of this work has been undertaken pro bono because conflict-affected families often cannot afford international counsel.

Results

40+arrests connected to international accountability efforts

25+convictions in related cases

Up to 15 yearsfederal prison sentences in major U.S. material-support cases

US$ millionsin terrorism financing blocked or frozen

100sharmful recruitment, incitement and fundraising accounts disrupted

Reach

Thousandsof victims represented through NGOs, associations and victim groups

200+alleged leaders and financiers documented in criminal complaints and referrals

12+jurisdictions engaged through legal, law-enforcement and diplomatic channels

Nearly 10 yearsof sustained international advocacy, including substantial pro bono work

These figures summarize firm-reported work across multiple matters and jurisdictions. Every victim, complaint and proceeding is documented and reviewed on its own facts.

PUBLIC INTEREST

A legal voice for those the conflict left behind

The initiative preserves victim accounts, identifies supporting evidence, and connects individual harm to proceedings in which victims may have enforceable rights. Public reporting uses anonymized information unless a victim separately authorizes disclosure.

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CONFIDENTIAL INTAKE

Tell us what happened

This first form is short. You may submit it even if you do not have documents yet.

Your safety comes first

Only provide information that is safe for you to send. You may ask us not to call you. Submitting this form does not make your information public.

Which situation best fits? RequiredYour full name RequiredSafe phone or WhatsApp number RequiredBest way to contact you RequiredIt is safe to call me by voice.Division where it happened RequiredVillage or town (if known)Date or approximate dateWhat happened? RequiredWho was harmed? RequiredWho do you believe was responsible? (optional)Briefly tell us what happened RequiredSimple words are fine. Please do not guess. Maximum 1,500 characters.One supporting file (optional)Photo, PDF, or audio. Maximum 5 MB. You can provide more later.

Permission to submit your name in the United StatesYes. I authorize Nsahlai Law Firm – CAVAT to submit my name and the basic facts of this incident—or those of the person I lawfully represent—to the appropriate United States prosecutors, courts, victim-witness offices, or law-enforcement agencies, so the Firm can ask that we be identified and contacted as victims in the related U.S. case.This allows the Firm to include the name in a victim submission without waiting to reach you again. It does not guarantee official victim status, compensation, or final acceptance of representation.

I agree that Nsahlai Law Firm – CAVAT may contact me about this submission.I consent to confidential legal review and necessary processing of this information, including transfer to the United States for review. It will not be used publicly without separate permission.

Submitting this form does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship, guarantee representation, establish CVRA status, or guarantee compensation.

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